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Andy-Warhol-Up Your Photographs

by Barbara J. Feldman June 16, 2010

Today’s Photoshop tip from Melissa Clifton is for fans of pop artist Andy Warhol. Her Andy-Warhol-Up Your Photographs is a tutorial for beginner to intermediate Photoshop users who want to turn a plain photograph into a colorful piece of art.

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Adobe Photoshop Celebrates 20 Years

by Barbara J. Feldman March 3, 2010

This month marks the twentieth anniversary of the Adobe Photoshop. In the last twenty years, “shopped” has come to mean manipulated with an image editor, and “photoshop” is sometimes used as a verb. Here on Adobe TV, is a television snippet that explores Photoshop’s early years.

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5 Image Search Engines You’ve Never Heard Of

by Barbara J. Feldman November 2, 2009

Google Image Search is perhaps the best know image search engine. But MakeUseOf reveals five others worth knowing about, including Cyclo.ps, a meta-search engine that lets you search up to eight stock photo sites at once, including Flickr, Shutterstock, and Photos.com.

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How to Make a Photo Collage

by Barbara J. Feldman March 24, 2009

Have you ever seen a collage made of hundreds of little photos and wondered how it was done? One way is with Shape Collage, a free, easy utility for both Windows and Mac. Simply download Shape Collage, pick a shape, point it to your photo folder, and watch it work its magic.

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Can My Camera Get a Virus?

by Barbara J. Feldman December 31, 2008

As with any computer media, it is possible for your camera memory card to get infected with a computer virus if you connect your camera or your memory card to an infected computer at a friend or relative’s house. When you return home, it is then possible to infect your own computer by attaching the [...]

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How to Geotag Photos in Picassa

by Barbara J. Feldman June 24, 2008

Picassa photo management lets you geotag your photos using a map view. To tag multiple photos in the same album, click Map Photos, and then drag your thumbnails onto the map. For instructions on how to tag single photos, and entire albums at once, read Google’s Picassa Help.

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